Vol. 22 No. Special Issue 2 (2023): Mapana-Journal of Sciences
Research Articles

Blood Management System Using Blockchain

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  • Nidhi Suvarna,
  • Akshay Agarwal,
  • Aks Manish Jain,
  • Shubham Nilesh Rathod,
  • Soham Paresh Shah
Akshay Agarwal
Department of Information Technology, Universal College of Engineering, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Aks Manish Jain
Department of Information Technology, Universal College of Engineering, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Shubham Nilesh Rathod
Department of Information Technology, Universal College of Engineering, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Soham Paresh Shah
Department of Information Technology, Universal College of Engineering, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12723/mjs.sp2.20

Published 2023-12-27

Keywords

  • Blockchain,
  • Blood Donation,
  • Blood bank,
  • Traceability,
  • Anonymity

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Abstract

Blood is a crucial constituent within the human body that is irreplaceable for human life, it supplies supplements and oxygen to all the cells, due to this fundamental part, the requirement for a decentralized blood bank has been introduced in this paper. Manual frameworks as compared to computerized frameworks are time-consuming, exorbitant, and may regularly contain human errors. Moreover, they are helpless to the single point of disappointment issue due to centralization and may lack privacy and security features. This research paper explores the usage of a blood management system based on blockchain technology. The current blood management systems confront challenges such as donor-recipient anonymity, traceability, and straightforwardness. These issues can be tended to by utilizing blockchain, which gives a decentralized and secure database for data administration. The suggested system makes use of blockchain
to handle and preserve data from blood banks, such as donor details, blood type, and availability. 

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